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Originally Posted by CommonReader
Depending on how you hold the reader the ergonomics are perfect.
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Page-turn buttons in the bottom left corner means an unsteady hold on the device for me; my hand's not big enough to support it comfortably if I have to give my thumb enough space to reach the "forward" button.
It's not awful, but it's not nearly as convenient as either the right-center buttons (which are what I preferred) or the not-quite-bottom left buttons on the 505.
I love that the PEZ has three different sets of forward-back buttons; I can switch hands easily.
WAIT: the specs I've seen don't say that it supports .rtf. The
PCWorld review says it reads PDF, ePub and TXT.
If they've removed RTF support, that kills any potential interest I had in getting one. One of the features the 505 has over the PEZ is support for a filetype I can edit easily. (PEZ claims support for .doc. It opens them, but any software that auto-hyphenates the word "years" is not providing actual support.)